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kleintier konkret 2020; 23(04): 14-22
DOI: 10.1055/a-1121-5278
Diätetik
Hund.Katze

Investition oder Geldschneiderei? Nahrungsergänzungsmittel im Kleintiersektor

Cornelia Rückert
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Auf dem Heimtierfuttermarkt werden zahlreiche Ergänzungsfuttermittel mit teils vielversprechenden Wirkungen angeboten. Ein Überblick über die Produkte, deren Wirkmechanismen und den Nutzen einer Supplementierung zur täglichen Futterration ermöglicht eine professionelle Empfehlung gegenüber dem Besitzer.

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